Flintshire Observer Mining Journal and General Advertiser for the Counties of Flint Denbigh

HOUSES TO PEOPLE IN LARGE TOWNS. In 1891 there were in England and Wales on the average 6"31 persons to each inhabited house

1 II DATES TO REMEMBER. JAN. I-Married Woman's Pro- perty Act in operation, 1883, Dog, Carriage, and Armorial Licenses renewal Land Tax; Income Tax, and House Duty payable Bank Holiday in Scotland. JAN. 9-Fire Insurance due at Christmas must be paid. MAR 1 Between this date and August ), persons shooting or taking wild birds are liable to penalties. MAR 15-Between this date and August 1, any person offering for sale any wild bird, killed or taken in the United King- dom, is liable to penalty. MAR 27-Last day for sending in Nomination of Guardians. MAR SL Refreshment Hous and Hawker's Licenses ex- pire. APR 5 — Licenses to kill Game expire. APR 9-Fire Insurance due Lady Day must be paid. MAY 2—Bank Holiday in Scotland JULY I-License to deal in Game expire. JULY 9-Fire Insurance due at Midsummer to be paid. JULY ID-Last Day for paying Rates to obtain Borough Vote and of Claiming County Votes. JULY 31-Pawnbrokers' Licenses expire; and Game and Gun Licenses. AUG. 2—Bank Holiday in Scot- land. _n I

II POST OFFICE. II INLAND LETTERS. Not exceeding one oz ..Id. 1 oz. but not excdg. 2 oz ..l!d. 2 oz. 4 oz.. 2d. ♦ oz. 6 oz..2p. 6 oz. 8 oz.. 3d. 8 oz. 10oz..3 £ d, 10 oz. „ 12 oz.. 4d. Any letter exceeding 12 oz. will IIC liable to d for every additional oz. INLAND BOOK POST. Not more than 2 oz.. ■ id. Above 2 oz. up to 4 oz Id. And ù. for every extra 2 oz. POSTAL ORDERS FOR SMALL SUMS Every postal Order is to be for one of the following amounts, and the following poundage shall be paid: Is. id. id. 10s. Od id. is. (id Jd. 12s. 6d lid. 2s. 6d Id. 15s. Od ljd. 5s. Od Id. 17s. 6d.lid. 7s. 6d Id. j 2 8. Od ljd, A Powtal Order may be crossed generally like a cheque, by the words and Co." or specially by inserting a banker. MONEY ORDERS. For sums under 10s 2d. of 10s. &un £ 2..3d. t2 „ £ 4 ,4d. t4 £ 7..6d. k7 „ J610. 6d.

n, | (Beneral Jnformatfon. HOLYWELL-CONTINUED. HOLYWELL: LOCALS BOARD. Members: Mr. T. Holmes Waterhouse, Chairman. Mr. James Williams John Carman >> Urias IJi «m ley 1. William Williams i, JOB. Jones Mr. H. A. Cope Robert Lloyd 11 Evan liryan T. H. Waterhouse 11 Thomas Griffiths Mr. Joseph flamer I T. A. Lambert Richard San key Wm. Freeman H. T. Smith Marsden, xNaUouTl"vincLd H ™onfcl]> a(; the Board-room. Treasurer, Mr* Holyivell • Surveyor Mr Trwe Clerk, Mr. William Davies, solicitor) ^Vgh?U'tiet- Unwell; Inspector of Nuisances, S,ÜII!I/¿tCl'-holl,CS, Ldqing-ousfs, and .AI(/I'ct Hall In,pec¡or, Mr. William Jones. lector of Rate's Mr John wi, V i' ^yford House, Holywell; Col- Well-street Ho.ywell Whitfjrd-street, Holywell; Board-room and Offices, H^Cop^1^ ea0h m°ath- RichardJSankey, Cop(Jounty "(Jourt^BuildnigsC' rfis Honoar Sir Horatio LIoJd:; Registrar, H. A. ope, Esq., County Court

HOLYWELLI ldis FRICT, IH IGHWAY BOARD. first FHday^n'eldT^moffaft?' pce-c,la^7'lan^v}^^ Thomas, Esq. Meetings, Cope, Esc. solicitor™^ „ °°UUty CVart Builditlgs. Holywell; Clerk, H. A. F ^sq., solicitor, Surveyor, Mr. Ucnry Juddj Qoraedd> HotyweU. (vice-cad.1 aiiifti]aS.muai°Lr B°AF?D~IVIessrs- H. T. Barker (chairman), Evan Brya11 Kev. Evan Williams A\ ^oeit, Thomas Humphreys, Joseph Jone3« Frc«*«n-r, Mr. Marsden, Nat"onSSckl Mf* B* M* Evans 5 Chester and Alr^WJE,~(^^ec^ors of InlandjKevenus for Flintshire—Mr. Bickford, Revenue Officer—Mr. ChisholmrTbe Grove" ? 8ui>ervisor_"Mr- Esther. Khy! 5 Inland ve [STAMP OFFICE—Observer Office, High-street, Holywell. DnknV.f wH 1 f E. D1 sPENSAF?^— (Supported by Voluntary Contributions)—Patrons, The Mr w Loid BisboP of St. Asaph. Honorary Surejeoiis, T 'cnlA- tt 1 'c"18' M°rton Lloyd, and Mr. J. Owen Jones; Secretary, Mr. W. L. Oole; House Surgeon, Mr. Davies. Penrv° fY^ELL ^VIN<^S Bank Established January 30th, 1818)—P resident, P. P. I Amlitovl M^ -^e Earl of Denbigh Actuary, Mr. Thos. Thomas Official from 19 t .>essrs" JOBL'S, Kuthin, Bank at Maesydre open every Friday from U to 3 p.m. Thirty-two managers, attending in rotation, weekly. Ro ?A!JTKST^lat'°naf Provincial Bank, Mr. Marsden, manager; North and South Wales JBank, Mr. S. L. Revis, manager. TaxC?Uivi!?onN oRpS n™ JC1?0MiE TAX, INHABITED HOUSE DUTY, AND LAND v A ? -P COLESHILL)—Commissioners for General Purposes—Kev. T. T P vieV ,AdaniL>'ton. Esquire Kev. K. O. Williams Llewelyn J. Henry, Esquire Willi, m y on> Squire. Land Tax Commissioners—Kichard Sankey, Esquire James a 8i< lauc' > Rupert H. Smedley, Esquire; J. Prys Eyton, Esquire; Isaac V i' Nicholas; Ureas Bromley, Esquire; Samuel Davies, TjS<j^ 'T Evans, Esquire; Joseph Garner, Esquiie; Pet6r Jones, Esquire; sVm a /JoEe^, Squire James Reney, Esquire. Surveyor of Taxes—Mr. J. W. >-y o esiei. Clerk to the Commissioners—Mr. Thos. Thomas, Maesydre, Holy well. POST OFFICE-High -street; Postmistress, Miss Jones. Letters can be P unt a,m* aQd 8 30 p.m. Deliveries commence ac 7 a.iii. and 2 20 p.m. p,arce os^ delivery at 8 a.m. parcels must be posted by 8 p.m. Hours of Business Savi^ 6r° "ataSe Stamps, &c., fiom 7 a.m. 10 10 p.m.; for Money Orders and t r, 1 a'-m- to 6 p m., exctpt on Saturdays, when the Oliice will be open OrH ^7 °r rtele»raPh Rusiness, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays, 7 to 10 a.m. Postal Orders 7 a.m. to J p.m. Teiegi-aph M. 0., 9 a.m. to G p in. Town Wall Boxes The love, cleared at 9 30 a.m., 606 anr 8 40 p.m.; St. Winefride's, 9 20 a.m., 7 40 and f n 111 iina^st> at ^hitford-street and Gieentield Station Outgoing mails .^r»a lt'sat 10 and 10 40 a.m. 'Liverpool, Manchester, and Chester, 8 30 p.m. all parts, 9 0 1). Lu., extra ssamp. 9 10 p.m. Fragile Kcgisteiei Letlers should be sent by this despatch; Mi- ^AflCcTLS 'ELIVERY Sole Agent for L. & N. W. Railway for Holywell and district, Mr. I. A. Lambert, King's Head Hotel. SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE INSPECTOR OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES AND INSPECTOR L'NDER THE tXPLOSlVES ACT—Mr. Supeiiuteudeut Buyhes.

BAGILLT. Post Office-Miss Jane Jones, Postmistress. Two deliveries of letters daily; commencing at 7-45 a.m. and 3-45 p.m. Three mails despatched daily, box closing at n a,ln-> 'j p.m., and 8-45 p.m. No delivtry or despatch on bund^ys. Parcels Post oice closes at 5-p.m. for first despatch, and 8-15 p.m. for second despatch

FLINT. CORPORATION-AlderMaD Allied Dyson, Mayor; Town Clerk and Clerk to the School -Attendance Committee, Mr. licury Taylor, solicitor; Borough Surveyor and Col- ■w L ,.Itatcs' M,r* °wen 5 Inspector of Nuisances and School Attendance Officer, Mr. v \,T" ^cr(J- at Mace, Inspector Miushull; Treasurer, Mr. S. L, Revis, N. and VV. l> £ iiiis. Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Williams. f o ^eetinB8 °f tbe ou the first Thursday in February, May, aud August, at z-oO p IIJ.j aud on the 9th .November, at noor.. FLINT POST OFFICE-Mr. Thomas Jones, Postmaster. Money order and savings bank business IS conducted, aid Inland Kevenue licenses issued, from 9 a.m. to (j p.m., on tiaturdajs Hit 8 p.m. Letters are iegisteied from 9 a.m. till 9 p.m. Town dehveiies commence at 7 a. m., 1.;)0 p. m., & 4 p. in. Box closes for all parts (excepting Holyweli day mail) at 10 a.m., and 9.30 p.m. Leiteis can be posted with an extra stamp till 10.5 a.m. and 9.35 p.m. The box lor Holywell closes at 11 a.m. The office is open tur the transaction ot tiie business of the Parcels Post 110m 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. There is one delivery daily at 9 a.m. Theie are two despa'ches daily, paicels for which must be pusieu Lefoie 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. No Parcel Post business transacted on Sundays. Constable of Flint Castle—P. P. Pennan., Esq., Nantlys, St. Asapn Deputy ConsUible, neiiiy Tayior, Town Clerk, Flint. Borough Justices—Adam Eyton, Esquire; John Kingsby Huntley, Esquire; James Liebig JVluspiatt, Esquire Allied Kingsby Howaid, Esquire iSidney Knowles Muspratt, Esquire Philip Pennant Pennant, Esquire Isaac Taylor, Esquiie Llewelyn J. Henry, Esquire J. Prys Eyton, Esquire A. Dyson, Esquiie N. McCoiquodale, Esquire; anu l,ord Mostyn; Clerk to the Justices, Henry iaylor, Esq., solicitor. Sessions, Futit Wednesday in eacn month at 10 30. Police Station—Feathers-street; Officer in Charge, Inspector Minshull. BANK-A Branch of the North and South Wales Bank at Holywell is opened at Flint daily. COUNTY COURT-Held every alternate month with Mold. Judge, His Honour Sir Horatio Lloyd Registrar, George Boydell, Esq. Deputy-Registrar, Henry Taylor, Esq. An office is opened at the iowu llalltvery Monday nouis, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m..i PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY—Chairman, J. S. Bankes, Esq. Clerk, Hy, Tayloi, Esq.,solicitor Medical Officerf Dr. Williams Inspector, Mr. Dawson, Mostyn.

UREENFIELD. Secretary, Mr. Thomas Hughes 'Treasurer, Mr. S. L. Revis, North and South Wales Bank. 1 lijce of Meeting The Ciown and Anchor Inn, Greenfield, first Monday in every month, at noon.

CONNAH'S QUAY. BURIAL BOARD— Chairman, C. Davison, Esq. Clerk to the Board, Mr. Arthur Patten. CUSTOM HOUSE— Principal Coast Offic< r, Mr. Alfred Cornish. Harbour Master, Mr. J. H. Miller Deputy ditto, Mr. S. Griffiths.

NORTHOP. SCHOOL BOARD-Clak, Mr. Edward Astbury. Meetings held on the last Thursday in each month, at 2 p.m. PETTY SESSIONs.-Last Taursday in each month, at 11 a.m., alternately at Northop and Connah's Quay. Clerks, Met sir. Kelly and Keene, Solicitors, Mold.

GRONANT. POINT OF AIR LIFEBOAT-Sllperintcndl;nt and Coxswain, Mr. Robert Evans' Mate, Mr. John Silcock, POINT OF AIR LIGHTSHip-Coi,ti)i(rit(ler, Captain Works. VOEL NANT SIGNAL STATION-Kccper, Mr. Jones.

CAERWYS. PETTY SESSIONs-Third Monday in each month, at 11 a.m. Chairman, V P. Pennant, Esquire, Clerk, H. A. Cope, Esq., Solicitor, Holywell Police Officer in Charge, Acting-Sergeant Nelson.

MOLD. PETTY SESSIONS-Alternate Mondays, 11 a.m. Clerks, Messrs. Kelly and Keene Mold. Policc Station-Supcrirt,tenleiit of Police and Inspector of Weights and Measures, Deputy Cniet Constable J. D. Bolton. rnL L?CA!- BOARD OF HEALTH—Chairman, Mr. Thomas Bellis. Meetings, First Thursday in every month, at 10 a.m. Clerk, Mr, G H. Bradley, Solicitor. SCHOOL BOARD-Messrs. William Catherall, John Corbett, J. Peters, H. Lloyd Jones, John Howard, David Williams, Rupert Prince, C. P. Morgan, and Ll. Eaton. Meetings, Second Monday in each month, at 2 p.m. Clerk, Mr. H. G. Roberts, Solicitor. r, .BU™AL, ^RD-Chairman, Mr. John Corbett; Clerk, Mr. John Ll. Morris. Vestry Clerks, Messrs. Kelly aud Keene. HIGHWAY BOARD— Chairman, Mr. Olirer Ellwood Vicc-Chairman, Mr. William Blackwell. Mestings at the County Hall, first Wednesday in every month. Clerk Mr. A. T. Keene, solicitor Surveyor, Mr. Edward Foulkes. COUNTY COURT—Every alternate month with Flint. Judge, His Honour Sir Horatio Lloyd. Registrar, Mr. George BoydelJ, Solicitor. ■P. ^°7T,AGE HOSPITAL (Supported by Voluntary Subscriptions)-Hon. Surgeons, Mr CUPSMorgan r Teamrer, Mr- John Corbett; Hon. Secretary, INLAND REVENUE—Officcr, Mr. James Lw, Mold. Post and Stamp Office-Mr. Rupert Prince, Postmaster. Two deliveries of letters daily, at 7 a.m. and 3 45 p.m.. and for parcels at 9 30 a.m. and 345 p.m. Letters despatched at 10 20 and 11 50 a.m. and 8 40 p m. Parcels at 6 30 p.m. Office opened 7 a.m. and closed at 8 45 p.m. Post Office Order and Savings' Bank business from 9 a m to b p.m., but on Saturdays to 8 p.m. Telegraph business from 8 a.m. to 8 p m Office closes on Sundays at 10 a.m. Savrnl/s' Bank-TJ'easurer, Mr. John Corbett; Actuary, Mr. J. E. Davies. Registrar of Births and Deaths-Mr. Rupert Prince, Post-office. Registrar of Mai-i-iages-Mr. J. Lloyd Morris, Wrexham-street.

ST. ASAPH. THE CATHEDRAL DIGNITARIES-XO^ Bishop, the Right Rev. Alfred Geor^n Edwards, D.D. (appointed 1889); Dean, the Very Kev, Watkin H Williams H89'f • Archdeacons, the Venerable Hugh Jones, M.A, (1892); the Venerable D R Thom««' M A. (1887); the Venerable David Howell (1890); Canons Residentiary 'the three Aichdeacons, Rev. John Owen, M.A. (1892); Canons not Residentiary, Kev William Richardson (1879), Rev. David Lewis (1884), Kev. W. Morton (1886) Rev T Riohardson (1890), Rev. E. Wood Edwards (1891), Rev. W. H. Fletcher (1891), Rev Owen Ton- (1892), Rev. Ellis Roberts (1892), Kev. Hugh Roberts (1892). ViLs CftorJJ BevT Lewis Williams, M A. (1882), Rev. Henry Jones, B. A, 1889 Rev. Daniel Davies HsW Rev. D. W. Davies (1892). Registrar of the Diocese and ChapU-Tci^^? H A Cleaver; Secretary, Mr. J. P. Lewis, Denbigh. Organist, Mr. Llewelyn Llcvd • Lav Clerks in the Cathedral—Decani, Messrs. Walter Williams and V TnrnlH Cantoris, Messrs. Samuel Powell, M. R. Partington, junr., and William Evans.D8°n'' PROBATE COURT—District Registrar jor the Counties of Flint Denbiah and Merioneth, J. P. LCIIWI8, Esquire Clerks, Messrs. R. Jones, W. G. Kelly, and Peter Jones. Savings Bank-Actiiar.11, Mr. M. R. Partington. CLWYD AND ELWY FISHERY CONSERVATORS—Chairman C G H RN„I Conwy, Esquire, Bodihyddan Hon, Secretary and Treasurer 'H V l'i,Vi« p The Mount, St. Asaph. Esq.

ST. ASAPH UNION. BOARD OF GUARDIANS-Meeting every alternate Thursday at 11 a.m. Chairman Edwin Morgan, Esquire The Board consists of 34 ex-officio and 31 elected Guai-dians. Offiars-Ckrk to the Guard ieins, Mr. Charles Grimsley Master and Afatron Mro Robert Jones and Miss Williams. u<<run9 ivir' PETTY SESSIONS—First Monday in each month, at 11 a.m. Clerk M O" George, Solicitor. • Unver Policc Station—Police Officer in charge Sergeant Pearson. t COUNTY COURT -Held every alternate month Jwith Rhyl. Judae H' Honour Wir Horatio Lloyd. u J n r

FLINTSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. Cit(ti)-i,tan-Couiicillor James L. Muspratt. Vice- Ch((i?-i,tat-Alderman William Easterby. Aldermen-Mr. William Johnson, Broughton Hall, Chester Mr. John Herbert Lewis, Penucha, Caerwys (Chairman); Mr. David Edwards, 98, High Street, Mold Mr. Robert Howaid, Bioughton Hall, Malpas, Cheshire Mr. William Easterhy, The ammar School, St. Asaph; Mr John Williams, 171, Wellington Road, Rhyl; Mr. Peter Jones, Catch, Halkyn, Holywell Mr Joseph Hall, Castle Villa, Flint; Mr. James Reney, Marsh Cottage, Connah's Quay,Flint Mr Thomas Pairy, Grosvenor Street, Mold; Mr. William Davies, Celyn, Caergwrle, W-exham Mr. Michael Antonio Halli, Biynbella, St. Asatih Mr. John Williams, Lane End, Buckley; Mr. William Jones, Vroudeg, Holyweli. Councillors—Caerwys, Mr. William Thomas, Plasnewydd, Ysceifiog, Holywell Cilcen, Mr. James Evans, Coed Mawr, Gweruaffield, Mold Halkyn, Mr. Goodman Ellis, North Hendre, Mold; Newmarket, Mr. Thomas Lloyd Kllis, Graig Arthur, Newmarket, Rhyl Llanasa, Mr Robert Jones, Kidderminster House, Ffynnongroyw, Llanasa; Mostyn, Toe Right Hon. Lord Mostyn, Mostyn Hall, Mostyn, Holywell Whitford, Mr. Harry Alexander Cope, Saithaelwyd, Whitford, Holy well; Brynford, Mr. Trevor Johnson D jnnell Jones, Pistil!, Holywell, and Mr. Joseph Garner, Cross Street, Hoiywell Grveufield, Mr. Richard Bromley, Plasmorfa, (xieenheld, Holywell Bagillt (West), Mr. Samuel Davies, Britannia House, Bagillt, Holywell; Bagilit (East), Mr. R .bert James J .ues, Biyn Afon, Bagillt, Holywell Mold (W ), Mr. Edward Wheldon, Hill Grove, Alold Mold (E.), Mr. Henry Roberts, Bryn Awel, Mold; Bistre, Rev. Joseph Davies, Daylight Villa, Buckley, Chester; Argoed, Dr. John Williams, Main Street, Buckley Leeswood, Mr. Henry Lloyd Jones, Comptou House, Mold Broncoed Mr. Edward Price Elwards, High Street, Mold; Northop, Mr. John SOCltt Bankes, Soughton Hall, Northop Golftyn, Mr. Charles Davison, Farfield, Ounnah's Quay, Flint Wepre, Mr. Richarv Jones, Ivor House, Connah's Quay St. Aeuph, Mr. K, E. Griffiths, Gwern y pron, St. Asaph Bodfari, Mr. Philip Pennant Pennant, Nautlyn, St. Asaph Rhyl (East), Mr. Samuel Perks, Dolanog, Rhyl; Rhyl (South), Mr. R. Llewelyn Jones, Albion Villa, Elwy Street, Rhyl Rhyl (West) Mr. William E Williams, 7, Cobden Terrace, Brighton Road, Rhyl; Rhuddlan, Mr. C. G. H. Rowley Conwy, Bodrhyddan, Rhuddlan, R.S.O. Dyserth, Mr. Robert Itoberts, Dyserth Hall, Rhyl Bangor, The Right Honble. Lord Kenyon, Grt-dington, Whitchurch, Salop Hanmer, Mr. J. H Warburton Lee, Broad Oak, Whitchurch, Salop Overton, Mr. Edmund Peel, Brynypys, Ruabon Queen's Ferry, Mr. Robert Podmore, Deeside House, Sealand, Chester; Ewloe, Mr. Geo. Armstrong Parry, Oaks Farm, Buckley, Chester Penyffordd, Mr. John Bellis, Pennyffordd, Hope Station; Saltney, Mr. John Roberts, Well House Farm, Stltney, Chester; Csergwrle, Col Charles J. Trevor Roper, Plas Teg, Mold; Ffrith, Rev. John Smallwood, Cymman Hall, near Wrexham Tryddyn, Rev. William Williams, Top y Rhos, Trytldyn, Mold; Flint, Dr. J. Humphrey Williams, Coleshill Street, Flint; Mr. James Liebig Muspratt, Broa Haul, Brighton Road, Rhyl and Mr. Taomas W. Hughes, Coleshill, Flint.

HOLYWELL. GUARDIANS OF THE POOR OF HOLYWELL UNION. (Jhairllan-Rev. T. J. Davies, M.A., Whitford Vicarage. Vice- Cito irmett-M r. William Thomas, Plas Newydd, Ysceifiog; Mr. J. Kerfoot Evans, The Strand, Holywell. Ex-Officio Guardians- All Magistrates residing in the Union. Meetings of the Guardians-Every alternate Friday, at 11-45. Offices-The Workhouse, Holywell. Clerk-Mr. P. Harding Roberts. Holywell. Treasurer North and South Wales Bank, Holywell. Local Government Board Inspector—Mr. F. T. Bircham, Gwentland, Cbepntow. Auditor-Mr. Edward Morgan, Machynlleth. ConwÛttees-Visiting Committee meetings every Wednesday. Finance Committee meetings on Buard days at 10-30 a.m. Union Assessment Committee meetings subject to notice Chairman, Rev. T. Z. Davies. Rural Sanitary Authority, meetings every Board day, at 10-30 a.m. Chairman, Mr. Samuel Davies. School Attendance Commit- tee, meetings every Board day, immediately after jieneral business; Chairman, Mr. J. Kerfoot Evans. Parochial Sanitary Committees are also appointed for Mold, Bagillt, Llan aa, Gwaenysgor, and Newmarket. Medical Officers and Public Vaccinators—For the parishes of Mold, Cilcen, and Neiquis, Mr. Edward Williams, M.D., Mold; parishes of Holywell, Ysceifiog, and Naunerch, Mr. James Williams, Castle Hill, Holywell; parishes of Flint, Northop, and Halkyn, Dr. J. H. Williams; parishes of Whitford, Caerwys, Llanasa, Newmarket, and Gwaenysgor, Mr. J. T. Jones, M.B., Llanasa. Relieving Officers-Mold distrirt, Mr. John Hughes, Mold; Holywell district, Mr. Arthur Roberts, Bagillt; Whitford district, Mr. P. Smith Jones, Saithaelwyd, Holvwell. Workhouse Officials-Chaplain-Rev. R. O. Williams, M.A. Ltlastfr-Mr. Thomas Hughes Mfttron-Miss Hughes Medical Officer-Mr. J. W. Parry Schoolmistress- ?.rs. Hale; School Attendance and Inquiry Officer-Mr. J. H. Edwards; Vaccination Officers—Mr. John Hughes, Mold Mr. J. H. Edwards, Holywell; Mr. P. Smith Jones, Saithtielwyd, Holywell Mr. James Jones, Flint. Officers of the Sanitary A titlio?-itil-Medical Officers of Health: Mr. James Williams, Holywell Mr. Edward Williams, M.D., Mold. Sanitary Inspectors-Mr. J. L. Williams, Holywell Mr. E. W. Jones, Mold.

REGISTRATION ARRANGEMENTS. Register Office of the District-Chapel Street, Holywell. Superintendent Registmr-Mr. P. H. Robert*, Holywell; Deputy-Mr. E. M. Evans, Holywell. Whitford Sub-District (comprising the parishes of Caerwys, Gwaenysgor, Llanasa, Newmarket, and Whitforrl)-Rcgistmr of Births and Deaths, Mr. Edward Bagshaw, Tie Eden Owen, Whitford. Holywell Sub-District (comprising the parishes of Holywell, Nannerch, Ysceifiog) -Registrar of Births and Deaths, Mr. James Williams, Castle Hill, Holywell. Flint District (comprising the parishes of Flint, Halkyn, and.Northop) -Registrar of Births and Deaths, Mr. James Jones, Flint. Mold District (comprising the parishes of Cilcen, Mold, and Nerquis) -Registrar of Births and Deaths, Mr. Rupert Princv, Mold. ) Registrars of Marriages—Mr. Thomas Thomas, Maesydre, Holywell; Mr. John Lloyd, stationer, Holywell; Mr. Morris, Mold; Mr. James Jones, Flint. px=»

PROBATE. On affidavit of value for probate or letters of administration and inventory (unless a former inveu- tory exhibited before the 1st af June, USl), of estate in respect of which probate or letters of administration granted or inven- tory exhibited on and after 1st of June, 18J1, except as hereafter mentioned, and on an account to be delivered to Commissioners of Inland Revenue under 44 Vict c.12, s. 38, on the death of a person dyintr on or after 1st of June, 18M, of (1) /donationea urortes causa. (oj beneficial in- terest on property accruing by survivorship, (8) property pass- ing under voluutary settlement, interest for life or absolute power of revocation reserved to settlor: Where value exceeds £'0\ and not £.500, £1 for each JE50 or fraction of £50. Where value exceeds £ 00 and not £1,000, tl r s. for each L50 or fraction of k50 Where value exceeds £1,000, £3 for each iClOO or fructiou of £ ino. Tbevalue of estate of person dying domiciled in the United Kingdom may he ascertained by deduction of debt-, due to per- sons resid, nt in the tT],i,c-d Kingdom, and funeial expenses. The legacy and succession duties at one per cent, are not payable on as,ets covered by the stamp on the affidavit inven- tory or acco Itnt. On ajfidai.-it of value or inven- tory where gross value of per- sonal estate ill United Kingdom < r abroad of person dyiner on or after 1st June, 1881, does not exceed £ 310. A fixed duty of 30s. which satisfies legncy and succession duties on p opertv to which the affidavit orinventoru relates. The stamp duty of 5s. percent. paid on deed of voluntary settle- ment, of property included in an account will be returned, on pro- duction of deed, to person delivering the account. Exemptions —Affidavit or in- ventory of estate under £ lüO of person dying after -5th July, 1864, and of estate of any com- moB. seaman, marine, or soldier slain or dying in Her Majesty's service. For probate and inventory duty payable on grants of pro- bate and letters of administra- tion, and on inventories before 1st Juue, 1881, see55 Geo III. c. lb-i, schedule part and 43 Vict, c. 14. schedule. .!?!¿.¿.¿ .!i+! ¿. !¿ .¿.!?!?! —

ESTABLISHED OVER F I F T Y- YEARS I PARRY &^MORRIS, MANUFACTURING AND FURNISHING IRO J MONGERS, I Have a large and well-assorted Stock of every article in the Trade. Hitches Eanges, Register and Sham Slaves, landers, Pines, BRASS A_TsT3D IZROJ^T E B_HDSTEy\_ZDS, + WASHING, + WRINGING, + AND + WANGLING + MACHINES, + rêla) 6 9tlZllJdit' it[<)()aaY AT SPECIAL PRICES, C-A Cutlery and Electro-Plated Goods, Gas and Water Tubes, and Fittings in Brass and Iron, BAR IRON & STEEL PLATES, SHEETS, & GALVANIZED IRON; ASPHILTE ROOFING & CORRUGATED IRON DITTO. COLLIERY & LEAD MINE REQUISITES, Oils, Ropes, Chains, Kibbles, Shovels, Spades, Picks, Hammers, Red and White Lead, Indiarubber, Sheets, Washers, Packing, &c. CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Estimates given for all kinds of Iron Fencing Continuous Bar Ditto, Hurdles, and Tomb Railings. Electric Bell and Hot Water* Fitters. Whitesmiths, Bellhangere, Tinmen, Braziers, &c,, kept on the premises and sent out on short notice. Agents for Agricultural Implements by all the Principal Makers. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OFFERED. BEST MIXED PAINTS, READY FOR USE, IN 1, 2, 4, and 71b. SEALED TINS. Sole Agents for Jones' Celebrated Sewing Machines. MACHINES BY ALL MAKERS REPAIRED AND ADJUSTED. !f. !¿.!¿.!¿.!¿.!¿ .!¿.! ¿ .!?! ¿. !?+!¿. ¿. ¿: ¿:. !¿.! ¿:. !¿:. ¿: ¿.! $: !¿: !¿. ¿.! ¿. :!¿ if.: !¿.!¿:. :¿.: !¿.¿. ¿: ¿.. ¿. .!¿.¿.!¿.. !¿: ¿.!¿. :¿.! ¿. ¿.¿.!¿.!¿.!¿ ¿;,

.+.ii.I.¿:.¿¿.&cm ESTABLISHED 1746. THE OLD WAREHOUSE. JOSEPH 1GDE, FAMILY GROCER, TEA DEALER, French and Italian Warehouseman, TOBACCONIST, OLD TEA WAREHOUSE, z oz T off 39 L Le Try Hague for everything. TEA, COFFEE, AND SPIOE WAREHOUSE. THOMAS GRIFFITHS (LATE MARY BARKER), + Tea, Flour, & Provision Dealer, WHITFORD STREET, HOLYWELL. VAN DELIVERIES DAILY. Our delicious TEA once tried always used. .?!? f.!¿.!i!. ELECTRIC LIGHT. ELECTRIC LIGHT. An Installation OF ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR ILLUMINATING Hotels, Mansions, Works, &c., &c., &c., Can be seen in Working Order to intending purchasers on application at High-st., Holywell. I Telephones and Bells Fixed and liepaired. ESTIMATES GIVEN FRllE. ELECTRIC LIGHT. ELECTRIC LIGHT. A. SCHWARZ, (Slocl; nrrtr <K<t;ifrb maher, ..) WHITFORD STREET, HOL YW ELL, TItEGS to announce that after the Enlargement of his Premises, he has been enabled to greatly increase his stock. All kinds of JEWELLERY kept in Stock. CLOCKS & WATCHES Of all Descriptions OIl hand. HANDSOME SELECTION OF ELECTRO-PLATED ARTICLES. Repairs promptly executed on the premises. A VS3 O STATE NT OF GUINEA GOLD WEDDING & KEEPER RINGS. A Present given with each Ring bought. A private room to select in. ..ÃÃ. Dealer in Looking Glasses and Barometers. Spectacles and Ejie, Glasses in great variety. !i.¿!+¿. EXeBANGE SOUS* NEAR THE CROSS, High-st., Holywell. DAVID ROBERTS, CURRIER, SLeatbec flftercbant, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER. GROCER & PROVISION DEALER. Priiiie Jjcmu-rurfb am5 faron. ALL ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. All Goods at the Lowest Market Prices. SAMUEL IIOLGATE, HIGH-STIIEET, HOLYWELL, Boot, Shoe, and Clog MANUFACTURER. Every des cription of Boots and Shoes MADE TO MRASURR. MATCHLESS WATERPROOF BOOTS Mad. to Order, guaranteed to he durable, and to be perfectly waterproof. Sole Agent in the District for the celebrated "K I, Boots. NEEDLE-WORK SLIPPERS MADE UP IN THE BEST STYLE. ALL KINDS OF DRESS BOOTS & SLIPPERS. All kinds of Wood Heels and Bows. LASTS MADE TO FIT LADIEs- OR GENTLEMEN'S FEET. Agent for the'' Eureka Boots, and Maguated Boot for Tender Feet. All kinds of REPAIRS neatly and promptly executed.

MOSTYN. CUSTOM HousE-Principltl Officer of H.M. C ustoms, Mr. Joseph Nicholls. Police Statioil-Oflicer in Charge, Sergeant Robert Jones.

X 'FLINTSHIRE OliSERVER OFFICE, HIGH-STREET, HOLYWELL.

(Seneial alif oriiiation. COUNTY OF FLINT. LORD LIEUTENANT-Hugh Robert Hughes, Esquire, Kinmel. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE COUNTY OF FLINT-Samuel Smith, Esq, Carleton, Prince's Park, Liverpool. MEMBER FOR THE BOROUGHS OF FLINT-John Herbert Lewis, Esq., Pen ucha, Caerwy?, Holywell. HIGH SHERIFF-Sir Pyers W. Mostyn, Bart., Talacre, Rbyl. UNDER SHERIFF-Thos. T. Kelly, Esq., MolJ. ACTING UNDER SHERIFFs-Kelly and Keene, Esquires. Mold. MAGISTRATES FOR THE COUNTY OF FLINT. Chairman of Quarter Sessions-John Scott Bankes, Esquire, Soughton Hall, Northop. Deputy- Chairiitan-Philip Pennant Pennant, Esquire, Nantlys, St. Asaph. Name. Address. When qualified. Ralph Richardson, Esquire 182, Oakeley Street, Chelsea 4th Jan., 1843 Edward Henry Mostyn, Esquire Arundel, Sussex. 31st Jan., 1850 Charles James Trevor Roper, Esquire Plas Teg, Mold. 21st Mar., 1851 Edmund Peel, Esquire Bryn y Pys, Kuabon 20th Oct., 1852 The Rev. Sir T. H, Gr. Puleston, Bart Worthenbury, near Wrexham Richaid Pelham Warren, Esquire Worting House, Basingstoke 31st Mar., 1853 Richard Sankey, Esquire Vron House, Holywell 4th July, 1855 Philip William.G ids J.. Equire.Iscoed Park, Whitchurch, Salop 19th Mar., 1856 Robert Howard, Esquire Broughton Hall, Malpas,Cheshire 16th Oct., 1856 John Jocelyn Ffoulkes, Esquire Erriviatt, Denbigh 7th Jan., 1857 John Scott Bankes, Esquire.Soughton Hall, Northop 2nd July; 18o7 Philip Bryan Davies C"oke, Esquire Gwysauey, Mold 29th Mar., 1860 Philip Pennant Pennant, Esquire.Nantlys, St. Asaph. 11 Bryan George Davies Cooke, Esquire Colomendy, Mold. 21st Mar., 1861 Henry Ralph Brown, Esquire 7th Jan., 1863 Pennant Athelwold Lloyd, Esquire.Pentrehobin, Mold 6th Jan., 1864 The Right Hon. Lord Stalbridgie 12,Upper Brook-at., London 24th Mar., 1864 Thomas Zephaniah Davies, Clerk Whitford Vicarage, Holywell 23rd May, 1866 The Hon. George Thomas Kenyon, M.P Llaneich Panna, Ellesmere. 18th July, 1866 William Johnson, Esquire.Broughton Hall, Chester. 24th Jan., 1867 Robert Frost, Esquire Lime Grove, Chester. 20th Feb., 1867 Sir Pyers William Mostyn, Baronet Talacre, Holywell 21st Oct., 1868 conwy Grenville Hercules Rowley Conwy, Esquire, Bodihyddan, Rhyl 20th Nov., 1868 Hugh Robert Hughes, Esquire Ystrad, Denbigh 6th Jan., 1869 Colonel The Honourable Roger Mostyn.The Army and Navy Club, Pall Mall, London. 29th Jan., 1869 Richard Frederick Birch, Esquire Maes Elwy, St. Asaph 3rd Jan., 1872 Alexander Fair Jones, Esquire Maryfield House, Edinburgh 2nd July, 1872 SirWilliam Grenville Williams, Baronet.Bodelwyddan, St. Asaph. 8th April, 1874 Joseph Heury Lee, Esquire Redbrook, Whitchurch 19th May, 1874 Arthur Mesham, Esquire. Pontruffydd, Trelnant, Rhyl 30th June, 1874 Walter Evans, Clerk.The Rectory. Castell Caer- einion, Welshpool 20th Oct., 1874 St. John Charlton, Esquire. Cholmondeley Park, Malpas 16th Feb., 1875 His Honour Judge Sir Horatio Lloyd Sandowu Terrace, Chester. 25th May, 1875 Hugh Robert Hughes, Esquire Kinmel Park, Abergeie. 17th July, 1875 Boscawcn Trdvor Griffith Boscawell Eaq.Trevallyn Hall, Wrexham. Thomas Parry Jones Parry, Esquire Rock Mount, Chester. John Eldon Bankes, Esquire.4, Elm Court,Temple, London 3rd April, 1877 Charles Edward Thornycroft, Esquire Thornycroft Hall, Chelford Arthur Peinberto* Hey wood Lonsdale, Esq., Shaviugton, Market Drayton 20th July, 1877 Richard Venabies Kyrke, Esquire.Pen y Wern, Mold. 1st Jan., 1878 Sir G. A. Cayley, Baronet High Hall, Brompton, York 2nd July, 1878 The Right Honourable Lord Mostyn Mostyn, Holywell 15th Oct., 1878 Thomas Bate, Esquire Kelsterton, Flint. 21st May, 1879 Henry Richard L'oyd Howard, Esquire .Wigfair, St. Asaph 6th April, 1880 Eiwin Moiyan, Esquire Cae Gwvu, Tremeirchion, St. Asaph 28th June, 1881 Edward Walthall Delves Walthall, Esq., .56, St. John's Park, Black- heath, S.H. 4th April, 1882 Charles Davison, Esquire. Fartield, Connah's Quay. 3idJttly, 1883 Wilson Carstairs Jones, Esquire Old Hall, Chester Hugh Seymour Bulkeley Lewis Hughes,Esq., 38, Eccleston Square, London, S.W. 19th May, 1884 Thomas Lloyd Murray Browne, Esquire.Rhyl. 6th Jan., 1885 William Theophiius Girdlestone, Esq., M.D., Sedgeley House, Rhyl Adam Eyton, Esquire Plas Llantrchymor, Holywell George iiverard Arthur Cayley, Esquire.The Green, Brompton, York 27th April, 1885 Richard Henry Venabies Kyrke, Esquire.Nant y ffrith, Wrexham. 3Jch June, 1885 Philip Tatton Davies Cooke, Esquire.Gwysaney, Mold 1st July, 1885 Francis Aylmer Frost, Clerk Audlem, Cheshirp. 20Gh Oct., 1885 Frederick Standish Hore, Esquire Kosehill, St. Asaph. 6th April, 1886 Llewelyn Lloyd, Esquire .I. \Voodbayne, Forest Hiil, S.E. 24th May, 1886 Edward Hunter Wain, Esquire Fron Hall, Mold. 29th June, 1886 The Hight Hon. Lord Kenyon.Gredington, Whitchurch. 3rd Aug., 1886 Edward Lloyd, Esquire Hafod, Mold. James Liebig Muspratt, Esquire.Bron Haul, Brighton-road, Rhyl 19th Oct., 1886 Henry William Baddicom, Esquiie Penbedw, Mold 5th April, 1887 Joseph Henry Warburton Lee, Esquire.Broad Oak, Whitchurch William Wyune, Esquire Tan llan, Rhyl 28th June, 1887 Samuel Perks, Esquire Dolanog, Rhyl George Steward Hazlehurst, Esquire Egerton Park, Rock :Ferry. Boscawen Trevor Griiffth Boscawen, Jun., The Cumbers, Whitchurch, Esquiie Salop Henry Hurlbutt, Esquire Dee Cottage, Queen's Ferry. 18th Oct., 1887 Liewelyn John Henry, Esquire Lygen y Wern, Holywell 3rd April, 1888 John Lloyd Price, Enquire Mertyn Hall, Holywell Henry John Royds, Esquire.21, Oriental Place, Brighton. 4th July, 1888 Basil Edwin Philips, Esquire lihual, Mold. 16th Oct., 1888 Arthur Phiilips Riberts, Esquire.5, Paper Buildings, Temple, London 1st Jan., 1889 Henry St. John Digby Itaikes, Esquire .Llwyiiegrui Hall, Mold. 111 John Kingsby Huntley, Esquire Flint 3rd June, 1889 Johu Watkinson, Esquire .Brook P.nk, Northop John Herbert Lewis, Esquire, M.P. Pen ucha, Caerwys Christopher John Cioudaue, Esquire Peodre House, Holywell 16th Sept., 1899 Edward Percy Bates, Esquire Gyrn Castle, Llanasa 15th Oct., 1880 Horace Mayhew, Esquire .The Elms, Hawarden David Falconer Pennant, Esquire .Nantlys, St. Asaph. 21st Oct., 1891 Peter Browne, inquire Ottrig, Llwydiou 6th Jan., 1892 Hugh Francis Birley, Esquire 56, West Parade, Rhyl Albert Eyton Lloyd, Esquire Eytotihurst, Rhyl Charles Henry Bennett Williams, Esq.KiioltoT, Hill, Ellesmere 19tli Dec., 1892 William Jones, Esquire .FrouDeg,Hotywell James Yeoniiiii Sti achan, Esquire liliianod, Rhyl titigh Edmund Eshelsion Peel, Esquire .Wallingtou Hall, Norfolk William Trevor Parkins, Esquire Glasfryu, Gresford 5th April, 1893 Thomas Parry, Esquire Grosvenor-street, Mold JohnCoibett, Esquire Wrexhani-street, Mold William Williams, Esquire Caerwys, Holywell Pennant Athelwold Iremanger Lloyd, Esq..Penliebtfin, Mold Algernon Potts, Esquire Prestatyn, Rhyl 15th May, 1893 Miciiael Antonio liilli, Esquire. Moianedd, Rhyl William Williams, Esquire Summer tield, Rhyl Williain (jktherall, Esquire Punbrigog, Buckley Peter Roberts, Esquire Mount-street, St. Asaph William tfiasterby, Enquire, Pb.D Trie Grammar School, St. Asaph James lieney, Esquiie Marsh CDIUI^, Connah's Quay John Kerfoot Evans, Esquire Greenfield House, Holywell William Davies, Esquire Oelyn, O.iergwrie William Thomas, Esquiie Plas Newydd, Ysceifiog V Henry Lloyd Jones, Esquire Cotiil,ton House, Mold Clerk of the Peace—Thomas Thelwell Ktflly, Esquire.

COUNTY OFFICI ALS. Clerk of the Council—Mr. Thomas T. Kelly. J Mr. Thomas Williams. r ( North and South Wales Bank. County Coroiter-Nlr. William Davies, Rhyl. Chief Constable-Major Webber, Mold. County Surveyor-Mr. David Williams. lIfain Road Inspector—Mr. Robert Lloyd (St. Asaph). Cfiunty Analyst-Mr, W. F. Lowe. I FLINTSHIRE AND CARNARVON VOLUNTEERS- THE 2ND \I'oi..vr; BATTALION I ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS Hon. Colonel, Marquis of Anglesey; Colonel Commanding, B. G. Davies-Cooke Lieutenant-Coloml and Hon. Colonel, C. Hunter Majors C. H. E.es and J. S. Roberts; Quarter-Master, H. Harwood; Surgeons, Prichard, Morris, Jones, Evans, Fraser, and Davies; Acting Chaplains, Revs. Rowlands, Nicholas, Jones, Evans, and Davies.

I INFORMATION FOR ELECTORS. JANUARY 1.—The now Regis- ter, for countes and boroughs, ••"mas in force. 31.-Purchasers (.f freehold or copyhold pro- perty must obtiiiu i ompiete possession on or before this day to entitle them to be registered ill July next as county voters. MAIICH 25.-nverseers to be appointed on this day, or within fourteen days. Those Surveyors of Highways whose3 ear has ex- pired must verify their accounts by oath before one justice with- in fourteen days, tobe delivered to their successors after the appointment ofsuch successors. 29.-P..or Law Guardians to be elected on this day, or within fourt- en days thereafter. JTTNE 20.-0verseers to pub- lish notices that, persons will not be inserted enlists of borough or county voters, in respect of occunation, if poor rates and assessed taxes, due previously to 6th January, be not paid before the 20th July; and to fix on church doors, for two Sundays. a copy of the County Kegister then in force; aud notices to persi ne qualified to vote for counties to make claims. TULY 15.—Ele toral year coin- HKjuces f r b )r 'Ughs, for coun; es it commences on the 31st occupation of premises must tliereforeconimenceonor before these dates, in order to qualify tho oc upier to be oil the I orough or county register for next year. New occupiers of bouses in oroughs and counties f liould see that their uume-i are properly inserted on the fi'St I' lor rate made after these dates. .-As,e sed taxes and i oor rates due on the th January last mut be p iid ou or before this day, by ail electors of cities alid boroughs, and occupiers in counties, or th"y wlll be dis- qualilied Irom voiing. Last day tor sending in claims for voting in counties. AUGUST 1.—Overseers to fix lists of voters ou alt church and chapel do,.¡rs in their parish, to leinain tie™ fourteen days. Overseers to keep li.,t.s of voters at their (ffices, for sale, and also for inspection without pay- ment of any fee, between the hours of teu and four, for four- teen days. 2j.—Last day for person omitted from the libt of borough voteis anil occu- pier in counties making claims to be registered, and for serving notices of objection in boroughs. !¿.+¿.+¿¿.+.i+!¿;!¿. !¿.!¿..?i.!¿.!¿.!¿. I

JANUARY. SUN EIsWTND SKTS. MOON'S CHANGES. 1st.. Rises 8- 8 Sets 3-59 New Moon 7th.. 3- 7 a.m. 8th.. 8- (j „ 4-8 First Quar. 15th 0- 9 a m. 15th.. „ 8-2.. „ 4-18 Full Moon 21st.. 3-11 p.m. 22nd.. 7-5r, „ 4-30 Last Quar. 28tli.. 4-51 p.m. 2.9th.. „ 7-46.. 4-42 „ MOKN H DAY. REMABKABLE Events. h M/iFT.IN, 1 M New Year's Day. Amlwch Fair 6 4Sjl2 5 2 Tu Bodedera Fair 7 52; 12 5 3 W Lilanerchymedd Fair 8 50;13 1 4 Th (3) Llandni Fairl 942 13 8 5 F Holywell Fair 10 28 14 9 6|!? KPIPHANY LI. 915 6 7 So 1ST SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY U 2 8 M Cambridge Lent) Term begins 2il5 11 9 Tu Napoleon III. died, 1873 36jL6 4 10 W Penny Posi established. 1810 1 9|16 5 11 Th Hilary Law Sittings begin 1 4516 3 12 F Earl Iddesleigh died, 1887 2 2Ljl5 8 13 (12) Cardinal Manning died, 1892 3 0j 15 2 14 SU'2ND SUNDAY AFTEB EPIPHANY 3 43|14 7 15 M (14) Duke of Clarence died, 1892 4 32 13 10 16 Tu Hatole of Gorunna, 1809 5 3313 0 17 VV Colonel Burnaby killed, 1885 6 4113 0 16 Tu Hatole of Gorunna, 1809 5 3313 0 17 W Colonel Burnaby killed, 1885 6 4113 0 18 Th Gremlin Empire proclaimed, 1871 7 54 13 8 19 F Tames Watti born, 1736 9 2 20 6 David G-arrick died, 1779 10 3jl6 8 21 8 c ^BPTCAGKaiMA SUNDAY 10 57; 18 0 22 M First Imperial Parliament met, 180111 50 18 10 23 Tu (iustave L)ore died, 1883 0 14 19 7 24 VV Priuce^s Royal married, 185b 1 2 19 9 25 Th General Gordon killed, 1885 1 47,19 1 26 F Ifimperor of Germany born, 1859 2 30 17 11 27 3 Li berator frauds, 181)9 3 12 16 7 28 Su SKXAGKSIMA SUNDAY! 3 5^14 10 29 M ('J8) Paris Capitulated, '71 4 45 13 2 30 Tu Caerwys Fair 5 43 11 9 31 VV jKev. C. Spurgeon died, 1892 6 5311 3 FEBRUARY. SUN KISES AND SETS. MOON'SjUllANGrtiS. 1st.. Rises 7-41 Sets 4-47 New Moon 5th.. 9-45 p.m. 8tli.. 7-3J „ 5-0 First Quar. 12th 10-43 a.m 15th.. „ 7-17.. „ 5-13 Full Moon 29th. 2-l<Sa ,ni. 22nd.. 7-3.. 5-2(5 Last Quar. 27th.. 0-28p.m. Ap. 1, 10p.m.; Per. 17, 9 p.m. DAY. REMARKABLE EVENTS. MOKN HI. H. M: FT. IN. ljTh Partridge Shooting ends (i ]1 9 2 F (Holy well Fair 9 1912 6 3 8 Lord Salisbury born, 1830 IV 15 13 9 4 So QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY 10 56 15 1 5 M Llangefni Fair 113)16 0 6 Tu Shrove Tuesday. Bodedern Fair — 7 W Ash Wednesday. Llaat-ner'medd F, 0 2117 1 8 Th Llangefni Fair 0 52.17 6 9'F Menai Bridge Fair 12317 6 10 S Carnarvon Fair 1 17 1 11 3U 1ST SUNDAY IN XJJSNT 2 30i 16 7 12; Vt President Lincoln born, 1809 3 7 15 8 13; Cu Home Rule Bill introduced, 1893 3 53 14 5 14; W St. Valentine's Day 4 47 L3 2 151 Th Cardinal Wiseman died, 18G5 6 112 3 151 Th Cardinal Wiseman died, 18G5 6 112 3 16 F Battle of St. Vincent, 1797 7 3212 8 17!S [18. Luther died, 1546j 8571 L4 5 18|3u 2ND SUNDAY IN LENT 10 9 H fi 19|M Galileo born, 1564 10 55 17 11 20j Tu Duchess of Fife born, 1867* 11 41 I'J 4 21|W Cardinal Newman born, 1801 0 2U 10 22iTh George Washington born, 1732 0 41 20 4 23; F !Sir Joshua Reynolds died, 1793 1 2019 6 24; 8 St. Matthias l 53 18 4 25,Su 3KD SUNDAY IN LENT! 2 83 1(5 8 26' M Victor Hugo born, 1802 3 9 15 1 27; Tu Caerwys Fair 3 52 13 3 28 W Bad of Tichborne Trial J1874 4 43 11 6 NOTE.-For state of the Ti(leiit the River Dee add I.- Minute-f to the tunes given in each Month. MARCH. SUN RISES AND SETS. MOON'S CHANGES] lat Rises 0-48 ..Sets 5-38 New Moon 7tli. 2-19 p.m. 8th.. „ (3-33 5-50 First Quar. 14th 6-28 p.m. 15th.. 6-17 6- 2 Full Moo: 1 21st. 2-11 p.m. 224d.. „ 6- 1 6-14 Last Quar. 29th. 8-28a.m. 29tli ■■ 5-45 6-20 Ap. 1, 4 Per. 17, 6 a.m. DAY. REMAKKABLE EVENTS. [MORN HT. TH. M. FT.IN. IlTh St. David's Day .O fXi L0 4 2|F Holywell Fair 7 2c 10 8 3'3 Pope Leo XII. crowned, 1878 8 48 LI 7 4ru 4TH SUNDAY IN LENT Y 53 13 1 5í M Thames Tunnel opened, 1843 10 3814 H f Tu Bodedern Fair H u [f, 4 W Llanercliymed(I Fair u 4117 11 L tbrLlangefni Fair —— 1 .J IMenai Bridge Fair 0 25 18 6 10 Prince of Wales married, 1803 0 5513 10 11 SIPASSION SUNDAY—4TH S. IN LENT 1 2h 1.8 3 IS ,\1 [11 Income Tax imposed, 1842 2 1 17 5 13: Pu;Duke of Cormaught married, 1*79 2 39 16 4 1 ti w jKing of Italy born, 1844 3 21 t t 8 15; rh!K,ainhill murder discovered, 1892 4 22 13 0 lfi F [London and Paris telephone opened, 5 4311 10 17! i St. Patrick's Day 7 27 12 5 18SU!PALM SUNDAY 8 55 L4 2 19 M Lucknow captured, 1858 9 59,16 7 20 Pul [19 Suez Canal opened, 186';) 10 45 L8 4 21 W jParish Councils Bill introduced, '93 11 23 19 6 221 fh Princess Louise married, 1871 — — 23 F GOOD FHLDAY 0 16 19 10 24d Khartoum invested, 1881 a I 0 52114 4 •2"> Sir K VSTKK SUNDAY 1 26 18 1 26j Vt Waster Alon,ty-Bink Holiday 15816 9 27' TujCaerwys Fair 2 34 15 1 28; W jDube of Albany died, 1884 3 13 13 3 29j'Ph! Hilary Liw Sittings end 3 5!) H 8 30j if Dr.Vaunhan ap'd R..C. Afshb'p West, 5 6 10 8 ;31, 'Bee-,hoven died, 1827 [minster, '92' 6 35 10 1 I APRIL. SDN RISES AND SETS. MOON'S CHANGES, 1st ..Kises 5-38 Sets 0-31 New Moon 0th 4- 0 a.m. 8tli.. 5-22.. 6-43 First Quar. 13th 0-33 a.m. 15th.. 5- 7 „ 6-54 Full Moon 20th 3- 2u.m S2nd.. 4-52 7-6 Last Quar. 28th. 3-21 a.m. ■^9th.. 4-38 7-17 p^r. 11,3 a.m.; Ap. 28,8 a.m. DAY. REMARKABLE EVENTS. MOHN; HT. )H. M.; FT.IN. I iSu, Low SUNDAY 8 711 l 2jM Valley Fair y 18113 0 3)Tu Bodedern Fair jlO 2b 5 2 4|W Llanerchymedd Fair ^10 37 17 0 5|Th Llangefni Fair 111 8 18 4 6jF Holywell Fair 111 3(I 19 5 7;S \mlwch Fair 8j3u; 2ND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 0 27 19 0 9J M Fire Insurance due 1 3118 7 lOi Tvi Great Chartist Demonstration, 1848 1 40] L 7 7 11|W jUnion Jack adopteo, 1606 2 22 16 4 12 Th, Rowland Hill died, 1833 3 LH;l4 9 13 F Roman Catholic Relief Bill, 1829 4 17 13 1 14'3 'President Lincoln shot, 1865 5 54 12 1 15,Su 3kd SUNDAY AFTER EASIER 7 24! 12 10 16: VT LlanfechellFair 8 43;) 4 9 17 Tu Bodedern Fair V» 37il6 8 18 VV Lianerchymedd Fair [10 1917 11 19 ThjLlaDgefni Fair 10 57 18 9 20 F Menai Bridge Fair [11 35 19 0 21"; E,rl of Derby ditid, 1893 born, 1826 22;SC |4TH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER [ 0 26; 18 5 23 M ]St George's Day 1 ( I7 6 24 L'u Caerwys Fair 1 3? 16 3 2oW Princess Alice born, 184L 2 214 9 26|rh|Lord Beaconsfield's Funeral, 1881 2 47:13 5 27j F At'ck on D'k. of Well'ton's house,'31 3 3IJ;12 0 28'5 Mutiny of the Bounty, 1789 t 33'10 8 29 Su ROGATION SUNDAY 5 51:10 6 30 M Pcntraeth Fair 7 lfejll 10 I MAY. u AND-SHil'S. I MOON'S CHANGED. 1st, ..Rises 4.;a ,>ets7-20 New Moon 5tli 2-42 p.m. 8th.. 4-2i 7-31 First Quar. 12th. 0-21 a.m. 15th „ 4-11 7-43 Full Moon 19th. 4-43p,m. 22nd.. „ 4-1 „ 7-53 last Quar, 27th. 8- 4p.m. \2!Jth 3-53 „ 8- 1 Per. 8, 4 a.m.; Ap. 24, la.m. M RN HT. DAY. REMARKABLE EVENTS. JH M FT IN- lTu Bodedern Fair 8 26,13 5 2 W Llaiierchjmedd Fair 9 14|15 2 3 Th Llangefni Fair 9 53116 10 4 F Holywell Fair 10 28jt8 0 5 S Napoleon Bonaparte died, 1821 11 3jl8 lO 6 Su SUWDAY AFTKR ASCENSION 11 41|19 4 7 M Explosion of Dynamite as Dublin, 93 0 1;18 11 8 Tu Barl of KoBebery born, 1847 0 42 18 9 9)W Half-quarter 1'ay [1893 1 26|17 10 10! Th Imperial Institute op'd by t eQueen, 2 17|16 7 HiF [10 Indian Muoiny com'nc'd, '57 3 13[15 1 12! s Finheiies Exhibition opened, 1883 4 19jl3 6 13 SU WHIT SUNDAY (PENTECOST) 5 4213 0 14 VI Llaufechell Fair. Bank Holiday 7 813 10 15|Tu Ormskirk Horse Fair 8 12 14 10 16]VV Liverpool Jubilee Kxhibitiion, 1887 9 4|Lo 20 17 Th Dr. Jenner boru, 1749 [1892 9 50|16 9 18 F Vew Kririystone Lighthouse opened, 10 31 17 1 litis Oxford Easter Term ends LI 9[17 1 2()i^u TRINITV SUNDAY 11882 11 4616 9 2L Vl Opening of the St. Gothard Bailw'y, 0 317 0 22lTu HHI way accident near Tralee, '93 0 39 16 8 23[\V Vlark Lemon died, 1870 1 14 11 24i Th Cjueen Victoria born, 1819 1 50 14 10 25IF Princess Ohristian born, 1846 2 29 13 8 26 >1 Death of Haydn, 1809 3 14 12 9 27 SU 1ST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 4 5 12 1 28 M Theatre burno in Philadelphia, 1893 5 7 11 11 29 Tu Caerwys Fair 6 17 12 6 29 Tu Caerwys Fair 6 17 12 6 30 VV Banishment of Louis Philipe, 1818 7 20 13 6 31 1 11 Disestablishm'nt of Irish Church,'t)9i 8 1914 11 JUNE. SUN RISES AND SETS. MOON'S CHANGES. 1st ..Rises 3-51 .Sets 8- 5 New Moon 3rd..10-50p.m. 8th.. 3-40 8-11 First Quar. 10th.. 1-14 pm. lr,th.. 3-44 „ 8-10 Full Moon 18th.. 7- 0 a.m. 22nd.. 3-45. 8-18 Last Quar. 2(5th..10- 3 a.m. 29tli 3-47 8-18 Per. 5, 0 a.m Ap. 20, noon. DAY. REMARKABLE EVENTS. IMORN (FT.IN, Ih, m.I HT. 1,F Holywell Fair (j 0j[(j -j 21:3 Death of Garibaldi, 1882 9 5017 2 3'.sSu 2ND SUNDAY AITEB TRINITY 10 32|L8 0 4 M Valley Fair 11 18,18 6 5| Tu Bo ledern Fair 6 VV Llanerchymedd Fair 0 30 18 11 7 Th Llangefni Fair 1 20 18 1 8;F Menai Bridge Fair 2 16 16 9 9 3 Charles Dickens died, 1870 ;•> i;^ 15 10 10; SU 3RD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 4 13 14 N 11 M St. Barnabas 5 22 14 2 12 Tu George I. died, 1727 (i 31 14 1 13 VV Berlin Congress, 1878 7 32 14 3 14 Tij I B'(iing of London B'g-e completed, '25 8 2914 4 15; F Magna Charta sealed, 1215 I 9 1814 7 J61S battle of Quatre Bras, 1815 10 6 15 1 17[Su ITH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY[10 4715 2 18iM Battle of Waterloo, 1815 11 '^7 15 3 19 Tu 20j W Accession ol Queen Victoria, i837j 0 23 16 3 21 Tb longest Day-Pro^,Iamation Day 1 0 16 0 22 F 1 36 15 5 23 3 Cambridge Easter Term ends] 2 13 14 10 24|Su 5TH SUNDAY AFTER TBISITY 2 53 14 4 251 M Bangor Fair 3 36 14 2 26jTu Caerwys Fair 4 25 13 9 27' W Execut'on of Emp. Maxinilian, '6S 5 12 13 3 28 Th Coronation Day 6 24 13 6 29 F Elizabeth Browning died, 1861 7 27 13 11 30 S William R isaoe died, 1831 8 25 14 11 JULY. I SUN RISES AND SETS. MOOiVS CHANGES 1st .Rises 3-49 ..Sets 8-18 New 8rll.4Ii n.lII. Stli. 3-5t. 8-15 First Quar. 9th.. 10-15pan" 15tli 4- 2. 8-9 | Full Moon lltli. 10-3 a.m' 92nd. 4-1(1. H- I Last Quar. 25th. 9- 7r/m' 29tli 4-20 7-51 i Per. 3, 2 p.m.; Ap. 17, 3p!m". DAY. KEMARKAULK EVENTS. -= HI. II- V. FT.IN. II'SO 6TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 9"T8 15 LO 2 M Valley Fair '10 12 16 11 3I Tu Bodedern Fair JH 3 Q 4! V Llanerchymedd Fair 18 10 5ITh Llangefni Fair 0 23 19 1 6!F Holywell Fair 1 I5](S 7 7JS John Huss burnt, 1415 [Teck, '93 2 8 18 0 8[Su 7TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 3 0 17 3 9|M [3. Last burial of Earls of Der by iu 3 5(» 16 2 LOJ 1'uFire, World's Fair, '93 [OKK. Ch., '51 4 44 [5 q 11 VV Bombardment of Alexandria, 1882 5 4(I 13 g 12 Tn Crimea evacuated, 1856 (J 47 12 U 13 F Berlin Treaty, 1878 7 4912 7 H'S The Bastile stormed, 1789 50 12 9 15 Su 8TH SUNDAY AFTFR TRINITY 9 16 13 Q 16 M Prince of Wales at Ormskirk, 1885 10 33 13 LI 17 Tu War dec. bet. France and Germany, II lo 14 G 18 W Dean Stanley died, 1881 [1870 11 52 15 9 19 Th Bishop Wilberforce died, 1873 O AJLO 2 20 6" Army Purchase abolished, 1871 0 44,1(3 (; 21 "S Death of Robert Burns, 1796 1 K;[L6 7 22 Su 9TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 1 5IJIG 23 M Marriage of Princess Beatrice, 1885 2 25|16 3 24 rujWindow Tax abolished, 1851 2|15 10 25 W St. James's Day 3 44)15 26Th [27. Bank of England founded, 1694 4 3L'L4 27 F Home Kulu Bill through Com., 1893 5 liSj[3 '1 28 S Alabama sailed from Liverpool, '62 (j 40 13 29 Su 10TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 7 5413 30|M (Joal WAR began, 1893 9 4114 3L'Tu Caerwys Fair JLO 6 16 9 |g|——fi |g|——fi AUGUST. SUN KISES AND :'ŒTS, MOON'S CHANGES] 1 1st .Rises 4-25.Sets 7-40 New Moon 1st. 0-24p.m. 8th 4-35. 7-34 First Quar. 8th.10- 5 a.m. loth. 4-40. 7-2L Full Moon 10th. 1-17 p.m. 22nd 4-58. 7- 7 Last Quar. 2-Itli 5-40 a.m. 29th. 5- 6-52 New Moon 30th.. 8- 5 p.m. DAY. RKMAn.KAm.re EVENTS. |MORN.| HT. :H. M. FT. IN. 1 W Parcel Post establislied, 1883 ll ()jl7 11 2 Th Battle of Sedan, 1870 11 51 19 1 3 F Holywell Fair 0 15 19 8 4S [3.—First Voyage of Colu'bus,1492 1 2 20 0 5 Su 11TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 1 46 19 5 6 M Bank Holiday 2 31 18 3 7Tu Bodedern Fair 3 14 16 ll 8W Llanerchymedd Fair 3 5614 9 9 Th Llangefni Fair 4 4712 10 10;F Menai Bridge Fair 5 4911 1 11|S L)og Daya end 7 5 10 6 12iSu 12TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8 24 11 () 13jM Railway Accident in Taif Valley. 9 3112 2 14,Tu [Wales, 12 killed, 1893 10 23:13 7 15: W Emperor Frederick died, 1888 11 l[l4 7 16 fh Ben Johnson died, 1(537 H 3615 9 17 F Frederick the Great diel, 1786 18 S Battle of Oravelotte, 1870 0 22;17 9 19 Bu IMTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 0 5318 10 20 M illaitfechell Fair 12418 0 21 Tui Bodedern Fair 15517 8 22 W Llanerchymedd Fair 2 2916 10 23 Th Llangefni Fair 3 6 15 8 24 F |Menai Bridge Fair 3 50jl4 2 2;>jS [Professor Faraway died, 18(57 4 46jl2 7 2(i|Su [14TH SUNDAY AFTER TRIMTY 6 4>LL 11 271M jBombardinent of Algiers, 1830 7 3612 10 271M jBombardinent of Algiers, 1830 7 3612 10 28|Tui('»erwys Fair 9 0,14 8 '>9.W Brigham Young died, 1877 10 446 9 30[Th Fall of Plevna, 1877 10 53 18 6 31F 'John Bunyan die'1, 1688 111 38119 7 I SEPTEMBER. SUN RISES AND SETS. MOON'S CHANGES. 1st Rises 5-13.Sets 6-45 First Quar. 7th. 1- 3 a.m. 8tli „ 5-25. 0-30 Full Moon 15th.. 4-22 a.m. isth 5-36. „ 6-13 Last Quar. 22nd.. 0-32 p.m. 22nd 5-47.. 5-57 New Moon 29tli 5-44 a.m. 29th 5-58. 5-41 Ap. 10,8 a.m.; Per. 20, 0 a.m. MOLLN HT. DAY. REMARKABLE EVENTS. 1 3 Partridge Shooting begin —— —- 2 Su 15TH SUNDAY AFTKK TRINITY 0 4120 7 3 M Valley Fair ] J8 20 0 4 P Bodedern Fair 1 o 5 W Llanerchymedd Fair 2 ^6jl6 7 61 Th Llangefni Fair 3 13V4 5 7 F Holyweli Fair 3 5711 10 8 S 4 57:10 0 9 Su I6TH SUNDAY AFTKB TRINITY 6 17 9 9 10 Vl [11. Seige of Delhi, 1857 7 51 10 2 11 T Ormskirk Cow Fair 11 J-l 7 12 Ormskirk Horse Fair ,1 7- „ 13|Th battle of Tel-el-K^oer 1880 1° ? 14 F Duke of Wellington died, 1852 0 15 S Hr. Huskisson killed, 1830 H 16 Su 17TH SUNDAY AFTKB TBINITY r- 17' M [16. Dr. Pusey died. 1882 ci o 14 F Duke of Wellington died, 1852 12 16 5 15 S Hr. Huskisson killed, 1830 H 3 16 Su 17TH SUNDAY AFTKB TBINITY ■ r- 17' M [16. Dr. Pusey died. 1882 ci o 18 T 'ireati Fire la London, 5 lives loat, 93 0 19j W Battle of Poictiers, 1356] 1 27 18 o 20 Th Battle of Alma, 1854 2 0 17 3 21 C St. Matthew 2 37 L5 8 22|S Hnytian gunooat) wrecked, '93 3 22il3 8 23 Su 18TH Sunday AFTKB TfiiNiTY j 4 21 12 0 24 M Eliza Oook died, 1889 5 4811 7 25 T Caeryws Fair 7 3312 8 26iW Relief of Lucknow, 1857 8 57,15 0 27 Th [28. Capitulation of Strasburg, '70 9 5417 4 28 F Ain, rs entombed at Stoke, 1893 10 3918 9 29 3 Michaelmas Day 11 1819 10 30 3u 19TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 11 5620 3 OCTOBER. SUN RISES AND SETS. MOON'S CHANGES^ 1st .Eises 6- 2 Sets 5-37 First Quar. (5th.. 7- 1p.m. 8tli 6-13. 5.21 Full Moon 14th.. (5-41 p.m. 15th (5-25.. 5-G Last Quar. 21st.. 6-50 p.m. 22ncl. 6-;37. 4-51 New Moon 28tli.. 5-57 p.m. 19tll „ 6-50. 4-37 Ap. 8, 2a m.; Per. 22, lp.m. DAY. REMARKABLE EVENTS. MORN. HT. H. SI. FT.IN. 1 M Amlwch Fair 0 16 20 5 2 Tu Bodedern Fair 0 51jl9 5 3 W Llanerchymedd Fair 1 25 17 9 4 Th Llangefni Fair 2 315 8 5 F Holywell Fair 2 38 13 8 6 3 Lord Tennyson died, 1892 3 20111 11 7 Su 20TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 4 161, LO 7 8 ML Fleetwood Dock opened, 1877 ['93 5 33:10 0 9 Tu Conference of Mayors on coal strike, 7 lOjlO 9 10 W Funeral of Rt Hon W. H. Smith, '90 8 31S12 3 11 Th old Michaelmas Day\ 9 27[l3 11 12 F Lord Tennyson buried, 1892 10 6 15 3 13 S Opening of Irish Land Courts, 1891 10 38jl6 7 14 Su 21ST SUNDAY AFTEB TRINITY! U 917 8 15 M [11 Fire Insurance due J 11 3918 3 16 Tu Bodedern Fair —— 17 W Llanerchymedd Fair 0 27 L9 4 18 Th Llangefni Fair 1 1 18 5 19 F Rioting at Haydock by miners, 1893 1 38; 16 11 20 S [21 Battle of Trafalgar, 1805 2 2215 4 21 Su 22ND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 3 1243 10 22 M Dr. Arnold died, 1822 4 16il2 7 23 Tu Dr. Knox died, 1893 5 46 12 8 24 W Menai Bridge Fair 7 24 13 11 25 Th Battle of Agincourt, 1415 8 37 15 6 26 F Royal, Charter wrecked, 1859 9 30 17 1 27 S Surrender of Metz, 1870 10 16 18 3 28 Su 22ND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 10 52 18 10 29[M Mayor of Chicago assassinated, '93 11 33 18 9 30;Tu Caerwys Fair ——. :il W All Hallows'Eve 0 2618 4 NOVEMBER. I^LTN 4USES AND >E l'ti., MUUN' CHANGE. lfct .Rises 0-55 ..Sets 4-32 First Quar. 5t,li. 3-lfi t> to 8th 7-8.. „ 4-20 Full Moon 13th 7-49Vm' 151 7-20.. „ 4-!) Last Quar. 20th. 2- 8 a'm" 2^nA. 7-32.. „ 4-1 New Moon 27th. 8-54 a.'ui" 2i)t h 7-43.. 3-54 A]). 4, 10 [i.iii.; Per. 10, 8 p! 111' DAY. REMARKABLE EVENTS. MORN ,HT. H- M. FT. IN. LLTH\AU Sajnts' Dxy 1 I! KJ 9 2jF Holy well Fair 1 37 ,5 3 8 [2 Jenny Lind ed 2 14 13 8 4(Su 24TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 2 5n 12 4 5j Vl Guy Fawkes Day: instituted 1505 3 47 11 0 6 Tu Llanfechell Fair 4 52 10 7 7; »V Llanerchymedd Fair 6 13 11 l 8'TH Llangefni Fair 7 31 12 1 9 F jMenai Bridge Fair g 32 13 6 10 S [The Great Boston Fire, 1872 <j i;i 14 n 1LSU;25TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 9 57 16 2 12M The Bank Charter Act Suspended, '5710 3217 1 13j Tu Rossini died, 1868 ll 4 17 1^ 14, W John Abercrombie died, 1844 11 45 18 5 15 Th Completion of Doomsday Book, 1086 0 4 18 10 16 F Miners buried at Burnley. 1893 0 46 18 1 17|S Coal War" ended, 1893 1 30 17 3 18]So 26TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 2 19 LG U 19 M Severe storm great loss of life. 1893 3 14 14 8 20j Tu [19. Merchts'Exchange,Cardiff,d es. | 4 1913 9 1 21 VV Princess Royal b, 1840 [by fire, 1892 5 38 13 3 22 Th St Cecilia (j 59 14 q 23 F Thomas Tallis died, 1583 8 315 0 24:S John Knox, Ref,, died, 1572 8 5815 1L 25|SC 27TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 9 46 16 8 26[ M Princess Maud of Wale3 born, 1869 10 29 17 2 27[TUCaerwys Fair n 1017 g 28 W Washington Irving died, 1859 11 48[17 6 29 Th Accession of the King of Saxony, 1873 0 7J 16 8 30 V St Andrew's Day 0 45[16 2 3 St Andrew's Day 0 45[16 2 ) >ECEMBER- SUN RISES AND'SETS. [ MOON'S CHAN(IKS. Ist ..Rist's 7-40 Sets 3-53 First Quar. 5th.. 0-15 p.m. 8th.. 7-55 3-49 Full Moou 12t h.. 7-40 ji.iu. 15tli 8 ,4!) Last Quar. 19th.. 11-10 a.m. 22nd.. 8- (5 3-51 New Moon 27th.. 2-20 a.m. 29th. 8-8 3-57 DAY. REMARKABLE EVENTS. HORN I HT. H. M. T 1, Princess ot Wales born, 1844 1 22 1 iC, 3 2,Ru ADVENT SUNDAY 1 58 14 2 3! 1\1 St. Paul's Cathedral compt'd, 1710 2 39 13 5 [ 4]Tu Llanfechell Fair 3 2<12 9 5jW Llanerchymedd Fair 4 15,12 1 6:Th Llangefni Fair 5 13,11 7 7F Holywell Fair 6 19[12 1 8.S 2,000 persons burnt at Santiago, 1865 7 2612 11 9|sn 2ND SONDAY IN ADVENT 8 20|13 10 10:M (5rouse Shooting ends [sized, 86 9 915 1 1l[Tu S'thport and St. Aunes lifeboats cap- 9 5516 6 12: W Llanerchymedd Fsir 10 3717 6 12: W Llanerchymedd Fsir 10 3717 6 13'Th Llangefni Fair 11 2318 4 14'F Prince Consort died, 1861 i- 15 S [14 Coll'y Disaster at Wigan, 19 k'd. 0 3518 8 16[Su 3RD SUNDAY IN ADVENT [1892 1 2317 10 17; M New bronze coinage issued, 1860 2 1717 2 18!Tu American Slavery abolished, 1862 3 1116 2 19 V Llanerchymedd Fair 4 1015 2 20 Th Llangefni Fair 5 1014 1 2L|F St. Thomas— shortest Day 6 21 13 8 22 3 [21 Duke of Devonshire died, 1891 7 24 13 8 23iSu 4TH SUNDAY IN ADVENT 8 27 14 1 24 Vt Death of W. M. Thackeray, 1867 9 2 14 10 25 Tu CHRISTMAS DAY 10 1215 8 26 W Boxing Day—Bank Holiday 10 56 16 1 27 Th St. John the Evangelist 11 36 16 5 28 F Tay Bridge Disaster, 1879 29 S Rc. Hon. W. B. Gladstone born, 1809 0 32 1 16 30 SU 1ST SUNWAY AFTER CHRISTMAS 1 6 15 10 31 M Amlwch Fair 1 42 15 6

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ASSESSED TAXES. INHABITED HOUSE DUTIES.— Shops, Inns, Farm Houses, and Lodging Houses: Rent or Annual Value not exceeding P,40, 2d. in the pound; not exceed- ing £ 60, 4d. above £ 60, 6d.— Private Houses Not exceeding £ 40, 3d. not exceeding £60, 6d. above JE60, X9. INCOME TAX.—Incomes of R150 a year and less than Z400, 6d. in the pound; but 2120 is not taxed. Annual incomes of 2400 and up- wards are rated at 6d. without deductions. These taxes are payable 1st January, 1892.